GZYF Auto Window Seal Weather Stripping, 4PCS Window Moulding Trim Seal Belt Weather Strip for Honda Accord 2008-2012, 4-Door Sedan,Replaces#72410-TA0-A01 72450-TA0-A01 72910-TA0-A01 72950-TA0-A01

This window seal weather stripping was a breeze to put in, and it fits like a glove! Plus, it really gives the car a fresh, polished look.

Great product. Fit perfectly on my 2006 Honda Civic EX. Did all four windows (removal and install) in less than 15 mins. $9 a piece certainly beats $66 a piece for OEM

Perfect fit, easy to use. No instructions necessary.

It’s really good, fit in very well, easy to install, good job

It took me about an hr to do all 4 doors on my 2009 Honda Civic. It's not a perfect fit, but I'd say 95%, which is pretty darn good for what I paid, 3 days to get it and easy to install. Plenty to give me quite a few more years of life on my otherwise great car.

Great Value. It fits the contours of my 2009 Accord window frames. No need for bending or modification. Lower ratings my be because of installation error. The BIGGEST challenge will be removing and reinstalling one partially hidden nut on the bottom of mirror base. You have to have a LOT of mechanical aptitude/dexterity and proper tools to do this without removing the inner door panel. See YouTube. Make sure to put a cloth in the gap below the mirror to keep the nuts from falling into the door if you don't remove the panel. Install the rear door trim back to front and forward door trim front to back. Anchor the trim loosely at one end the screw before pushing the trim down in place to insure proper positioning. Then tighten down both the front and rear screws.

Tl;Dr: good enough but not amazing. First problem was the package had some slight damage. Probably the carriers fault. *Shrugs* See the first two pics. It resulted in one bent strip. Luckily it was able to be used. The main problem with the product is that there is a plastic notch that prevents the front strips from being installed fully. See the 3rd picture. The stock strips didn't have that plastic block. If you're anal or have the time, you could cut a groove with a Dremel or something. The second issue is the clips didn't 'catch' on the door, so I can pull these strips off without tools. Maybe I didn't bang on them good though? Overall, they're good enough and seem like they'll stay attached. The old stripping was falling apart and caused problems when I'd try to use my windows. My Honda is one that's 'blessed' with the crappy paint and clear coat, so this fresh weather stripping is probably the nicest part about the car's exterior lol When installing, make sure you have a long skinny flathead or something to undo the old clips down in the door. Use the new weather strips as an example for the clip locations. You will probably need a flashlight to look into the door and find the clips. Use the plastic Honda tools as well. I had an old set from switching out the head unit for audio. They were helpful. Don't be surprised if you scuff up the vertical door pillars. Overall, good enough for a 'beater'

Nice pieces. Came in shipping tube to avoid damage. Perfect fit. Very happy with them.